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Old 05-30-2017, 11:41 PM   #1
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Re: Bench Building

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I just know our 07 Trailblazer with the six is still going strong up past 200K with no problems and a lot of flogging. Family member has it now.

Trailblazers weigh in the 4500 lb range. Not sure on weight of a burb in our style but Im pretty sure it cant be any more than that. Performance wasn't a thing I was even considering, just reliability and the possibility of a little better gas mileage.
My bad! I caught up with the friend who had all the issues with his 04 Colorado and it was the I-5 engine. One rebuild and one replacement engine in 27k miles of new. He sold it just after the new engine was installed by GM.
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